Skatter v2
Skatter v2 is in the making, and it needs our help. Thomas & Merwan went with the crowdfunding route for making Skatter v2 happen, and I’m all for helping them make it happen.
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The visualisations relate to a research project titled “A Home for the Future”: a remodelling project set in a vibrant suburb within the historical city of Manchester, it is my hope that this two bedroomed, mid-terrace will one day inspire the UK’s homeowners to embrace a new way of living in which nature and architecture, inside and out, are always blurred.
Firstly we rendered the building and matched the site photos. Than the fun part came. We mixed the render with the Mixer brush in Photoshop using the special collection of slightly tweaked Much brushes.
The process is time consuming but very satisfying to see the end result.
Inspired by Luxury Manhattan apartment tower 160 East 22nd Street by S9 Architecture
Location : United States, New York
Exploring different techniques in architectural visualizations we came to an idea to try to recreate a maquette styled approach. Doing so its immediately clear that the presented architecture is put in the focus of the presentation and it is relieved of any excess details and “noise”. Definitely will be doing more of these in the future.
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